Mise Cookbooks 🧑‍🍳

Several mise setups that I find useful. ✨

Usage 🛠️

Use the micoo CLI 🚀

You can use the micoo CLI to interact with the cookbooks.

List all available cookbooks:

mise exec pipx:micoo -- micoo list

Dump a specific cookbook to your mise.toml file:

mise exec pipx:micoo -- micoo dump <cookbook_name> > mise.toml

Haters gonna hate but still useful 😎

Just copy and paste the contents of the technology-specific .mise.toml file into your own mise.toml file. 📋

Cookbooks 📚

Official Cookbooks ⭐

These cookbooks are taken from the official mise documentation. 📑

• terraform 🌍 — A cookbook for managing Terraform configurations using the official Terraform CLI.
• C++ ➕ — A cookbook for managing C++ projects, including build systems and dependencies.
• Node 🌳 — A cookbook for managing Node.js projects, including package management and scripts.
• pnpm 📦 — A cookbook for managing projects using pnpm, a fast and disk space-efficient package manager.
• Python 🐍 — A cookbook for managing Python projects, including virtual environments.
• Ruby on Rails 💎 — A cookbook for managing Ruby on Rails applications, including gems and database migrations.

Community Cookbooks 🤝

• opentofu 🌱 — A cookbook for managing Terraform configurations using OpenTofu.
• Go 🚀 — A cookbook for managing Go projects with golangci-lint.
• Rust 🦀 — A cookbook for managing Rust projects with Cargo and Clippy.
• Zig :high_voltage: — A cookbook for managing Zig projects with the Zig build system.
• Django 🐍 — A cookbook for managing Django web applications.
• Deno 🦕 — A cookbook for managing Deno projects with built-in tooling.
• Jupyter 📓 — A cookbook for managing Jupyter notebooks and data science workflows.
• Bun 🍞 — A cookbook for managing Bun projects with built-in bundler and test runner.
• FastAPI ⚡ — A cookbook for managing FastAPI applications with uvicorn.
• Flask ☕ — A cookbook for managing Flask web applications.

Contributing ❤️

If you have a useful cookbook that you would like to share, please start a discussion or open a pull request.